Bald Eagle's Barmy Army

I ask this genuinely and not facetiously but why ? What are you seeing that gives you that level of confidence? 
And what do you mean by succeed? Promotion? If so in what time frame?

I am of the opinion that if you did a poll of all Derby fans, the majority would still be backing PW.
I still believe that many of the supporters wanting Warne out are those young, rather naive fans who would turn their back on the team in a heartbeat. The instant success that comes with young minds.
Either way, it's something of a mute point as it's music to my ears when out owner comers out and fully backs the manager.
That is what the club needs...stability. Given time, and hopefully some real money; I remain very confident that PW will succeed.　
 

Don't pay too much attention to the guy you're replying to, he takes it very personally when people don't back Warne.

Because there is no such thing as a ''budget table''. Use your common sense. If you want to pretend Northampton and Cheltenham have similar budgets, be my guest. 

I can't see how they can work through any of this. The football has been poor for too long - how do we turn that around? Warne seems to me like he's tried everything he knows with the players he has. Would January make a difference? I can't see how it can - if we remember last January he failed to bring in a forward and has done the same in the last transfer window. Why is this? Do players not want to play for him - football is a very small community and players talk to each other.
The final straw for the club has to be supporter confidence - a club like Derby rely too much on supporter revenue and this will clearly dwindle and is doing very quickly - in fact, the last 7 days has shown the biggest majority now have no faith in PW and his team. And in the football world, you aren't going to turn that around unless we go and win 5+ on the bounce. Can we win 5+ on the bounce - you'd have to say, No. 
I have to bend over backwards to get to night games, lose 2 hours wages in the process and drive too far to watch what is currently being served. 
If we were playing well (and even losing) I'd still bend over backwards because the football is my release. But, I can't do that for how the team are playing right now and I've had a season ticket for 30+ years. 

No manager ever really has a full squad to pick from. What’s his next excuse? 

I can't see how they can work through any of this. The football has been poor for too long - how do we turn that around? Warne seems to me like he's tried everything he knows with the players he has. Would January make a difference? I can't see how it can - if we remember last January he failed to bring in a forward and has done the same in the last transfer window. Why is this? Do players not want to play for him - football is a very small community and players talk to each other.
The final straw for the club has to be supporter confidence - a club like Derby rely too much on supporter revenue and this will clearly dwindle and is doing very quickly - in fact, the last 7 days has shown the biggest majority now have no faith in PW and his team. And in the football world, you aren't going to turn that around unless we go and win 5+ on the bounce. Can we win 5+ on the bounce - you'd have to say, No. 
I have to bend over backwards to get to night games, lose 2 hours wages in the process and drive too far to watch what is currently being served. 
If we were playing well (and even losing) I'd still bend over backwards because the football is my release. But, I can't do that for how the team are playing right now and I've had a season ticket for 30+ years. 

He/she has been that way since I can remember. 
 
Comes across as a bit of a 🪚 🔨 🪚 

Why would you sign a 'promotion expert' only to accept it'll take lots of time?

No manager ever really has a full squad to pick from. What’s his next excuse? 

So now I can't understand why Clowes didn't give the job to Rosenior. He's willing to let us be abysmal under Warne under the belief he'll give us stability, and eventually promote us. A man who I don't think gives a monkey's for this club - he said he didn't care for our history. 
Rosenior who stuck with us through awful times, who had us playing some great football and some dull (not awful, just dull) stuff too. Why didn't Mr Clowes appreciate what he'd already committed to the Club and give him a chance?

Oh right are you talking for him then?

An academy has to be the backbone of a club like Derby - we can't afford to buy players so we need to blood youth for the first team and we need to make money from doing this.
Whoever replaces PW needs to know this from day 1 and have a background of wanting to do this. 

Not bothering to go tomorrow as I feel that apathetic. Warne doesn't appear to know how to turn it around and in his post match interviews he's blaming everyone but himself. I'm not wasting another £60 on two tickets and a quick dash from the train station to the ground. 

I don’t think it matters if they’re a rookie or experienced. What matters is we have a good philosophy throughout the club. A joined up way of playing throughout all of the age groups. A philosophy that allows the fans to see a plan and see something that resembles entertainment. 
Nobody expects us to breeze through each game and walk the league but we want something to get behind and something that shows there’s a long term plan for the identity of the team.

I can't see how they can work through any of this. The football has been poor for too long - how do we turn that around? Warne seems to me like he's tried everything he knows with the players he has. Would January make a difference? I can't see how it can - if we remember last January he failed to bring in a forward and has done the same in the last transfer window. Why is this? Do players not want to play for him - football is a very small community and players talk to each other.
The final straw for the club has to be supporter confidence - a club like Derby rely too much on supporter revenue and this will clearly dwindle and is doing very quickly - in fact, the last 7 days has shown the biggest majority now have no faith in PW and his team. And in the football world, you aren't going to turn that around unless we go and win 5+ on the bounce. Can we win 5+ on the bounce - you'd have to say, No. 
I have to bend over backwards to get to night games, lose 2 hours wages in the process and drive too far to watch what is currently being served. 
If we were playing well (and even losing) I'd still bend over backwards because the football is my release. But, I can't do that for how the team are playing right now and I've had a season ticket for 30+ years. 

I don’t agree with this idea that it’s now our turn to get behind them and cheer them on.
I’m sure we all got into football because it’s an entertaining game. We pay money (be that for a ticket and cost of travel or travelling to far off places to be able to pay for RamsTV) which many of us struggle with at the minute, in order to go and be entertained and have that enjoyment. 
The players, manager, coaches, etc get paid well to provide that entertainment. It’s not on us to mindlessly cheer each week, it’s for them to give us something to cheer about. We’ll sing and cheer and bounce if we’re entertained but it comes from them in my view. That has been missing recently, the entertainment has gone!
If the football is poor and boring then the atmosphere is likely to be negative and why shouldn’t it. Why should we accept paying money to be bored and frustrated for 90mins?

Brilliant - keep rocking on Paul. 
Great choice of words from PW - he's taking the piddle out of everybody. 

I can't see how they can work through any of this. The football has been poor for too long - how do we turn that around? Warne seems to me like he's tried everything he knows with the players he has. Would January make a difference? I can't see how it can - if we remember last January he failed to bring in a forward and has done the same in the last transfer window. Why is this? Do players not want to play for him - football is a very small community and players talk to each other.
The final straw for the club has to be supporter confidence - a club like Derby rely too much on supporter revenue and this will clearly dwindle and is doing very quickly - in fact, the last 7 days has shown the biggest majority now have no faith in PW and his team. And in the football world, you aren't going to turn that around unless we go and win 5+ on the bounce. Can we win 5+ on the bounce - you'd have to say, No. 
I have to bend over backwards to get to night games, lose 2 hours wages in the process and drive too far to watch what is currently being served. 
If we were playing well (and even losing) I'd still bend over backwards because the football is my release. But, I can't do that for how the team are playing right now and I've had a season ticket for 30+ years. 

That's me done...
I'm not attending another game until either 1. he somehow turns it around and we're playing attractive football and winning games or 2. he's sacked.

Paul Warne gaining his wins in the 3rd division where as others around him played 1st or 2nd division teams. If he was managing the team in the league above I would understand it. But when you're not beat Stevenage and Cheltenham then it does throw these kind of stats into question.

Do not give him another transfer window

Knee jerk? We have been abysmal since about February?

Ok thats me not going tomorrow night

Warne... IN.